Sentence examples for Extensive and regular from inspiring English sources
The mercantile corporations of Italy provided the most extensive and regular postal system of this period.
Positive, extensive and regular media coverage is almost never an accident for publicly traded companies and never-ever is an accident for privately held companies.
There is now enough money in cycling for the investigators to be as well equipped as those they are investigating, who should be subjected throughout the year to extensive and regular monitoring.
It is subject to an extensive and regular monsoonal weather system (i.e., one in which the prevailing winds reverse direction every six months) that produces marked wet and dry periods in most of the region.
From the 15th century they had paid tribute to the Ming and were organized under the commandery system, so they had long had extensive and regular contact with the Chinese state and, more importantly, with the Chinese military officers stationed in the Ming frontier garrisons.
All UK airline pilots undergo extensive and regular medical assessments to determine their fitness to hold a licence, it said.
Preparedness requires meticulous planning, extensive education, and regular rehearsal and review if it is to be effective.
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The nurse triage line was supported by 500+ guidelines and nurses received extensive on-the-job training and regular auditing and support to ensure that the service conformed to its guidelines.
The company is emerging and while it desperately needs extensive, regular and favorable publicity to drive sales, assure a full and fair market value for its stock and attract top-notch employees, it cannot afford or chooses not to pay $6,000 in cash per month.
Thus identification of sources is possible only by extensive field research in primary production and regular testing of end products.
